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The default is text wrapping off. This makes me think that maybe it has
something to do with the way you're entering data into the sheet? If you are, for example, pasting from an HTML document, it will turn word wrap on in an attempt to match the original format. If that's the problem, you can avoid this by using edit, paste special to paste your selection as text only. This will, however, also get rid of any other formatting. "MK" wrote: I'm tired of always having to select all rows/columns, every time I start a new workbook, and having to always TURN OFF text wrapping. I tried to save that setting to the default sheet template, but I guess I didn't do it right. Can someone tell me how to make NO WRAPPING the default? |
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